First Steps After An Injury

The First Steps to Take After an Injury

If you are injured at work, take these immediate steps: If you are injured on the job, follow the employer’s policies and report your injury as soon as possible. Report…

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Steinberg Attorney Promotes Safe Driving to High School Students

Dangers of Texting and Driving

Recently, Attorney Ben Akery visited Cane Bay High School where he educated their senior students on the dangers of distracted driving. Educating young drivers on the dangers of distracted driving…

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Historic Snowfall in Charleston Leads to Car Accidents; Know Your Rights from the Steinberg Law Firm

Historic Snowfall in Charleston Leads to Car Accidents; Know Your Rights

On January 3rd, the Charleston International Airport witnessed 6 inches of snow, breaking the snowfall record from the winter of 1989.  With 5 inches of snow covering most of the…

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Winter Driving in South Carolina

Winter driving safety tips for South Carolina

As winter approaches, driving can become extremely dangerous. These next few months can bring fog, black ice and thunderstorms. Snow and ice can also create hazardous roads for South Carolina…

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South Carolina Car Accident Lawyer

Why are car accidents so common in South Carolina?

In 2015 nearly 1,000 people died in South Carolina as a result of being involved in car accidents, making the state’s traffic fatality rate approximately 20 deaths per 100,000, a…

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Steinberg Law Firm Proud to Announce $1.9M Verdict in Auto Tort Case

The Steinberg Law Firm is proud to announce that attorney Michael J. Jordan was successful in his first solo court trial, securing a $1.9 million verdict for his client Kenneth Crites. Crites…

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3 Ways to Keep Bicyclists Safe on the Road

There are several key rules motorists should follow in order to ensure they share the road safely with bicyclists. For example, something as simple as checking your blind spots carefully…

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Car Accidents Are More Common In The Summer: How To Stay Safe This Year

In the summer months, car accidents tend to occur more frequently. The presence of more teen drivers, road congestion, construction, alcohol impairment and excessive heat give rise to an increase…

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Three Safety Tips For Traveling Memorial Day Weekend

Memorial Day Weekend maybe full of fun and the sun, but according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, it is also one of the biggest weekends for auto accidents….

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Auto Accident Attorney For Parking Lot Collisions

When you picture an auto accident you probably visualize a highway or road collision. But car wrecks can happen in private and public parking lots too.  While fortunately, most parking…

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Car Wrecks Involving Pedestrians

Every year, pedestrian-automobile accidents occur while people are crossing busy streets or highways, while children are walking to school or playing outside, and even while pedestrians are simply walking on…

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Millennials May Be the Worst Drivers

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety recently released the results of a survey that highlights some disturbing attitudes and habits among the younger generation of drivers on our roadways and could…

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After a car wreck, you may be left with a damaged vehicle and injuries and not know where to turn. In this presentation, our attorneys outline what to do after…

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Driver Error Caused Tesla Autopilot Crash

In 2016, a Florida man was killed when his car crashed into a tractor trailer while he was using the Tesla Autopilot system. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launched…

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Seat Belts Save Lives

Do you buckle your seat belt every time you get in a car? If you’ve answered “maybe” or “no,” even just once, you need to read on. Recent studies show…

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Travel Safely for the Holidays

It’s the time of year for festive gatherings and family travel. However, it is also one of the worst times of the year for traffic accidents. During the period from…

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Emojis are Back for the Holidays

While driving around the low country this month, you may see the return of a few billboards with messages using emojis instead of letters.  South Carolina’s Department of Public Safety…

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South Carolina Ranks Third Worst Drivers in Nation

The annual report by carinsurancecomparison.com ranked South Carolina drivers third worst in the nation using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.  That is not the only thing South…

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